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Scored across 15 tools
Most tools target distinct resource/action pairs, and descriptions actively disambiguate the near-overlaps (get_transcript vs get_timestamped_transcript, get_comments vs get_comment_replies, list_channel_videos vs list_playlist_items). The main soft collision is youtube_get_video vs youtube_get_video_stats, since statistics can be requested via get_video's `parts` — the quota-bucket rationale explains the split but doesn't fully remove the choice ambiguity.
Every tool uses the same `youtube_` prefix followed by a clean verb_noun pattern (get_, list_, search_), all snake_case. Verb choice is predictable and maps to the operation type throughout.
15 tools is well within a healthy range and each one covers a distinct slice of the read surface (metadata, stats, transcripts, comments, playlists, search, quota). Nothing feels padded or redundant enough to warrant pruning.
The read-only domain is broadly covered: channels, videos, stats, comments/replies, playlists, transcripts, categories and quota. Notable gaps remain — there is no way to list a channel's non-uploads playlists or to search for channels directly, so playlist IDs and channel discovery depend on external input or a scarce search call.